Autumn Plant Walk-Botanical Skeletons 10/16/24
Join Westford herbalist Amber Kennedy on a woodland plant walk in the beautiful forests of Westford, Vermont. This private property is home to the Boheme Botanika apothecaries and gardens and a burgeoning botanical sanctuary that supports many thriving plant ecosystems.
During this walk we will be saying goodbye to the plants as we explore their spooky seed pods and stalks, decaying fruit, shriveled leaves, ghostly remains and botanical “skeletons” as they return to the earth at the end of their growth cycle. Learning how to identify plants without their vibrant blooms or leaves is a deeper and more intimate way of connecting with them that allows us to understand them better when we witness them in their final stage of growth. To add to this haunting class, there will also be a focus on some “poison” plants. In addition to lots of seed heads and stalks, here are just some of the “eerie” plants we will discover: Doll’s Eyes, Devil’s Hair, Witch Hazel, Buck Eyes, False, Hellebore and Wormwood.
Click on "‘More Info’ below for dates, full course description and details.
To register: Add number of tickets you’d like to cart. You will receive a confirmation email. Once you complete your purchase please add bohemebotanika@gmail.com to your email contacts and you will receive another reminder email with additional details before class.
Join Westford herbalist Amber Kennedy on a woodland plant walk in the beautiful forests of Westford, Vermont. This private property is home to the Boheme Botanika apothecaries and gardens and a burgeoning botanical sanctuary that supports many thriving plant ecosystems.
During this walk we will be saying goodbye to the plants as we explore their spooky seed pods and stalks, decaying fruit, shriveled leaves, ghostly remains and botanical “skeletons” as they return to the earth at the end of their growth cycle. Learning how to identify plants without their vibrant blooms or leaves is a deeper and more intimate way of connecting with them that allows us to understand them better when we witness them in their final stage of growth. To add to this haunting class, there will also be a focus on some “poison” plants. In addition to lots of seed heads and stalks, here are just some of the “eerie” plants we will discover: Doll’s Eyes, Devil’s Hair, Witch Hazel, Buck Eyes, False, Hellebore and Wormwood.
Click on "‘More Info’ below for dates, full course description and details.
To register: Add number of tickets you’d like to cart. You will receive a confirmation email. Once you complete your purchase please add bohemebotanika@gmail.com to your email contacts and you will receive another reminder email with additional details before class.
Join Westford herbalist Amber Kennedy on a woodland plant walk in the beautiful forests of Westford, Vermont. This private property is home to the Boheme Botanika apothecaries and gardens and a burgeoning botanical sanctuary that supports many thriving plant ecosystems.
During this walk we will be saying goodbye to the plants as we explore their spooky seed pods and stalks, decaying fruit, shriveled leaves, ghostly remains and botanical “skeletons” as they return to the earth at the end of their growth cycle. Learning how to identify plants without their vibrant blooms or leaves is a deeper and more intimate way of connecting with them that allows us to understand them better when we witness them in their final stage of growth. To add to this haunting class, there will also be a focus on some “poison” plants. In addition to lots of seed heads and stalks, here are just some of the “eerie” plants we will discover: Doll’s Eyes, Devil’s Hair, Witch Hazel, Buck Eyes, False, Hellebore and Wormwood.
Click on "‘More Info’ below for dates, full course description and details.
To register: Add number of tickets you’d like to cart. You will receive a confirmation email. Once you complete your purchase please add bohemebotanika@gmail.com to your email contacts and you will receive another reminder email with additional details before class.
